Travelling to Goa
The trip to Goa was one of the highlights of the tour to India. Goa is a land blessed with exotic landscapes enchanted, silver and golden beaches, green hills, sea food smacking lips and other tangible and intangible charms. Travel to Goa cools the physical body and soul.
Goa has been inhabited since ancient times. The area was part of the extensive Mauryan Empire. The arrival of the 14th century Goa was administered by the sultanate of Delhi. This was possible thanks to the military conquest of Goa led by the Portuguese Admiral Alfonso de Albuquerque. The Indians adopted the Christian religion, either by choice or by force. The year saw the Indian army invaded Goa and make it a part of the Indian nation. Goa became a state in India in 1987. A trip to Goa India brings to light such transcendental activities clearly visible.
The culture of Goa is a mixture of Indian and Portuguese cultures. Portuguese influence is clearly evident in the native architectural designs of Goa. The official language of Goa is the native language of Konkani.
The people of Goa are known for their welcoming nature. Visitors can find Goa nap ‘or rest during the daytime. This takes place in summer 1 pm-4 pm.
Travelers can enjoy delicious cuisine in Goa in the coastal region. Fish curry and rice are the most common foods available in Goa. This small Indian state is famous for its many variations of fish dishes. The food is definitely spicy and contains a large proportion of coconut and coconut derivatives. Pork dishes are also popular among people Goanese. Vegetarians can find pleasure in Khatkhate-a stew of vegetables with a unique taste of Goa.
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